Show ' lo ' t -- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING 'APRIL 8 1135 18 7' - - ‘ - - Rate Increase Held ( ' it I: Easy op Utah r - - el - ' s y 1 - Commodities Excepted Form Bulk of Traffic - di 4 :: J 414 1 ) i ' t 4 (1! 4 1 ' z"-- ' '' -- I a :i:0:'s s: ' Mrs ' - ' : si-'‘ - - ' - Anna Nagle rives on Monday Evening Ar- Mrs Anna Nagle national president of the United Spanish War Veterans ladies' auxiliary will be guest of honor at meetings of the Utah department auxiliary Monday and Tuesday during her inspection of the department as a part of a tour of units in western America' Arriving in Ogden from the east Monday at 5 p m Mrs Nagle will be greeted by a group of Salt Lake City and Ogden members and will be brought to Salt Lake City for a dinner at 6 p m in the Newhouse hotel At 8 p tn she wilt speak at a public meeting In the hotel Tuesday Mrs Nagle will conduct Utah shippers were not so ad:t: versely affected by the interstate commer4 commission decision of March 30 on the application of :' '' railroads for permission to increase ' :::'' freight rates tip to 10 per cent as :' ri'' of the other invinany parts shippers k :i!:!::'')::::---o'- ! country Ernest D Salm secretary ' :i:i::-:-Of the Utah Citizens' Rate association said Sunday after closely studying the decision Although freight rate hikes were s :: allowed on many items exceptions were made on a large number of most of which are commodities a round table conference with offishipped from Utah Mr Sahn said cials of the awdliary at 9 a m No increases were allowed on grain Mrs Fred Joel Swiftand at 10 a ra will be taken on a grain products all classes of fruits tour of the city and to the organ most fresh vegetables livestock exrecital in the L D S tabernacle' cluding poultry ores and concentrates Utah produces and ships in the hotel at I p m those items again opeak at a meeting at 2 p m Other Demo At 4:30 p M she will be honored at The commission permitted up to a reception in the hotel and will 7 per cent increase on other items leave for Boise Idaho at 6 p no that a but with provision jump vemterrean sN' ac fri tclialaittisa reernhtt7taitt 100 5 cents shall exceed pounds per Mr Salm explained It also allowed of Massachusetts for more than ten in the cent an increase of 10 per years and has served in mane naindependent switching tional offices of the auxiliary She chargfor Service and a similar boost in Delegates to Los Angeles also is active in the AmericanLe-- Charges for special transit services Convention Will Be Tak- gion in Massachusetts and is clerk Practically all coal shipped out of of the Boston Mass post Grand Utah will bear 15 cents a ton more of City en on Tour Army of the Republic freight charges than heretofore Utah department auxiliary offiunder the decision Like in the case cials who will direct plans for Mrs of the other items this additional Garden spots of Salt Lake City Nagle's visit are Mrs Ethel Crawcharge may be made to apply to in- and county will be displayed Mon- ford who is in charge of arrangeThe railroads terstate shipments ments Mrs Edith Van Aelstyn Mr Salm explained have petitioned day to approximately 75 delegates Mrs Minnie B Hansen Mrs Alice of state effecconvention to the national all the for making changes P Sleater Mn s Norma Y Funk tive intrastate garden clubs representing 40000 past department presidents and Increases Allowed members throughout the nation Mrs Catherina Vallandigham deAmong increases allowed Mr who will visit here en route to a partment senior vice president Salm said was 3 cents per 100 convention in Los Angeles pounds for fresh and cured meats An elaborate program of enternewsprint paper building and box tainment has been arranged for the ! paper and animal and poultry feed visitors by the Utah Associated 20 cents for salt and sugar and 1 c Garden Clubs cent for petroleum products ceTopping the events will be a ment and brick at 7:30 p m in the NewAll those increases apply to car- banquet house hotel at which Governor load shipments but the commisH Blood will deliver the adsion also laid down a scale for less Henry : L Double Funeral Services dress of welcome 1 carload traffic than permitting Slated Talks 100 cent 11 increases per to pounds Conducted at South scale however applies only to Speeches will be given also by - -- The the New York commodities on which present Mrs Fred Joel Swift Jordan School rate is more than $106 per 100 president of the National Council pounds The rate Increase allowed of State Garden Club Federations: graduates with the current rates Mrs Henry H Buxton Peabody Double funeral services for EverItems now carrying the highest rate Mass national secretary and the ett Newbold and Herschel Naylor of 74South Jordan victims of a collision following Utabns: taking the greatest increase The freight rate changes grew K C Wright chief engineer of between an automobile and a train out of an application filed August the state road commission who at Midvale Thursday were conducti The com- will discuss "Utah's Roadside De- ed in the South Jordan school audi27 1934 by the carriers : Dr George Stewart torium Sunday afternoon with more mission made its decision on the velopment" basis of findings at hearings in va- assistant director of the Great Basin than 1000 persons attending rious parts of the country including Range experiment station who will Mr Newbold was killed outright 7 Salt Lake City tell of Utah's national forests Har- and Mr Naylor died en route to a i ry L Finch recreational director hospital of injuries suffered when of the state planning board who the automobile in which they were ' will discuss the state park program riding driven by Mr Newbold struck to Prospectors and C J Olsen Wasatch national a Denver & Rio Grande Western rail'' an illustrat- road locomotive early Thursday forester who will : Mining Bill Details ed lecture of Utah'sgivenational parks Bishop B H Beckstead of the South Jordan L D St ward conducted the and forests 1 '"-- ' ' : ': ' O''''-'"'"''- : ' ' :'' Nz::- ::r Meet Envoys to it Stop Off in SL -- - - I - - '''' ' -- ' - : i ' - 'The : ' "" '' ' ' - : -' ' 0 f 1:1 ' - Instructions Expected On Veterans' CCC Camp '' Instructions to send veterans who have qualified for C C C work to the C- - C C camp at Veyo are expected from Washington D C this week said R A Littlefield director of the Veterans' administration in Utah -- '1i I I I SundaY thlr Littlefield said there are a few vacancies remaining for Utah veterana who wish to apply for C C C wprk To be eligible for the placement he said veterans filust have served during a mar and must pass a physical examination Applications be obtained at the Veterans' 4- t1I : j 1 i IImay — ymen to Attend 'Butter IMarketing I i 1 'Dairymen of the Meet intermountain region will be represented Monday Tuesday at a meeting to be con in the Hotel Utah by the adjustment administration administration catled the meet to discus the proposed marketing agreement of the butter industry for west coast territory Sessions will be held each day at 9:30 a m iand i tthe t ? 4 S L Woman Honored Miss Citarlotte Stewart of Salt Lake has been iinvited to be one Wive mtultantton problems at western conference of the Na-- tionat Crecreation association April to 27 in Sacramento it was learned Sunday She has been asked to be consultant on church recreaq ' tion kco 1-- lt ii 1 ' e Sorority Initiates - Chi Delta Phi national honorary literary sorority of the University of f — Utak armotmces the initiation of the k --- 1 4 0 1 Miss Laura following "Members: Block Miss Maxine Crookston Miss Margaret Donkin Miss Betty R FauS Miss Adele M Kerr Miss Beryl Ran- oat imd Mimi 3Martha Rosa a ' 1i I i 7-- -- P ' :: 1 (ii - 1 i -- ' Local Group Plans Ban quet and Trips for Entertainment - Og-de- ' Dr George B Winter and Dr Frank Monroe Casto nationally noted dentists will- be entertained Thursday and Friday in Salt Lake City by the Utah State Dental association at a banquet and a tour of surrounding territory Dr Casto whols dean of the school of dentistry at Western Reserve hid- versity Ohio b president of the lAmerican Dental association Dr Winter president-elec- t of the association Is professor of exdontia it the Washington university school of dististry Dr Cuto and Dr Winter are ow i these in San Francisco attending convention and will leave day for the east They will ed in Ogden Thursday and a dental Wednesgreet- be escorted an estensien of the lake to the - will be held at 780 pm- inthe Newhouse hotel north in this vicinity so far as Scenic Tour to disagree with shore lines is Dr old shown on It maps will include entertainment Friday's '' Adams' opinion that the subsid- - ( a visit to Bingham surrounding canthe enee into yons of Salt Lake City and other extendeadoudt the water lake a scenic points after which they will to encroach to the north be escorted to Ogden to resuthe their eastern trip Dr Casto who is an authority on correction of congenital malposition of teeth graduated from the Ohio State university In 1898 and from 1900 - Campaign Opens Tuesday on Utah -- : - vf' ' :' : ' - ' ''' ' - 'Yt ' - Two C C C Youths Ins --' jured When Machine ' ' : t tt it ' ' ' ' - N:'-- ' - - (11 Hits Utility Pole A ': i enlIMOIEEND i t (Pictures in Page Seven) - '4 ' A - Nine persons were injured two seriously in a series of automobile ac" 4 cidents in Salt Lake City Sunday s - " - ': Vaughn Brady 22 of 1925 South 4 f ' ' West Temple street and Charles sat :: 45"::: :"::': 4 Kelly' 19 of 465 East South Temple :: w street were Seriously injured Sun-'::': day at 5:30 in M when the automo:' 'bile hi which they were riding and i' driven by Brady collided with an ' '" :: ':'':'other machine and then crashed into 1 i ! r a utility pole at South Temple and N i ?' - t N :i-1 streets ' ' ':: The youths both of whom are " a '!i C C C workers were traveling west i on South Tenuile street and ticked a :(4 --- -fender of an eastbound car making Two noted dentists will be feted In Salt Lake City Thursday a north turn on N street officers said The other machine was driven by and Friday by the Utah State Dental association They are Dr C Neuhausen 39 of 28 Eighth Frank Monroe Caste (left) dean of the school- of dentistry Western ' Philip street Reserve university Ohio and president of the American Dental as- - East Car MPS -i and-D- r of the George (Hght) president-ele- ct Neuhausen told police be saw the national assetiation and professor of exdontia- at the Washington and Brady machine approaching universityschool of dentistry stopped his car in an effort to avert 1 ' ' " I 9 I li : t 't '::' t'' i L? L I - A - - - e't "o i rI isaii i - - - - Progress to Be Reported On Benefit Football Game the crash-- - ! o's Another car in front of Brady's swervvl to the rear of his machine but the youths attempted to pass on the north side and ticked a ' fender throwing the car against the pole Neuhausen paid The Brady youth suffered a severe concussion a possible skull fracture and a serious injury td his right arm while Kelly suffered a probable fracture of the left leg and bruises They were treated at the emergency hospital and then moved to the Veterans' for crippled hospital The automobile was completely desta- molished officers reported Meeting Scheduled for Voluntary Workers on Program to Aid Crippled Children ypy i Fund Promotion ) I il ' Utah's Spendable i t Per Capita Cash - Fixed at $458 committees 1 III Ictae I t i 4 r s ' V Engineers Will - Discuss License -- Paid Taufer Ellen -- Unveiling Scheduled for Five 4 Mihiarer Tooele County hird - s Power Engineers Hear Talk on - Picture Contest to Feature Funeral Directors To Hear President County Cleanup Campaign Auto of Old Vintage Takes Police for Ride All's Well are-payme- Soldiers Accused Of Stealing Automobile g Knights Templar Hold StatedCondave —- -s- ld e five-gallo- n ' a IP t e - ft- - -7- -- 1 II zZNine Persons to 1902 was professor of operative dentistry at his alma meter From 1898 to 1900 he studied medicine at A week from next Saturday Utah's great benefit the same university and won his M D degree hi 1900 and In 1902 was award- children takes place On that ' ed ePhD degree to see a great football Three Injured From 1904 to 1917 he was professor dium sport lovers will have an opcortunity at events—and same the time will contribute to a Three persons were injured Sunand other of orthodontia and clininal superin- game Business Men tendent of Western Reserve univer- worthy cause because the funds ratted will be divided equallybe- - day at 4:30 a m when the driver of Eighty-fiv- e went to apparently sity and since 1917 has been dean of tween the L D S hospital for crippled children and the Shriners' an automobile Volunteer to Gather sleep while traveling south on Main the university's school of dentistry street and crashed into a pole in the He is a past president of the National hospital for crippled children both located in Salt Lake City Contributions 400 block officers said Local business men and university Dental Golf association The injured who were treated at officials are donating their time and To Be Installed the emergency hospital were: B B Eighty-fiv- e business men of Salt Dr Winter who will be installed facilities and representatives of ad25 and his wife Mrs Car-Strickley ma Strickley 25 of 2638 Alden street Lake City will start Tuesday to eAszfasaidnent next November at the vertising and the press are giving association In New and Mrs B H Peterson of 2121Tenth raise funds for the statewide "Pro- Orleans La is considered one of space and service so practically no East street All suffered cuts and motional Program" under the di- America's foremost authorities on expense will be entailed in conductbruises events the him term coning a exodontia local originated by rection of W E Ryberg ' As the result of a crash involving three cars Sunday at 1 p m at Twenty-ftractor and member of the board and applied to the extraction of A meeting will be held Monday irst South and Ninth East streets of governors of the chamber of teethHe is the author of two volumes noon at which committee chairmen three persons suffered minor cuts and is commerce who was recently ap- on egodontia one of which contains will make progress reports It National Survey to bruises pointed by President Paul F Keyser more than 900 pages devoted to exo- hoped to raise $10000 for' the mainteThe accident occurred when an hosto direct the activity Ibis year dontia as applied to the impacted nance of the crippled children's Reveal Buying Power automobile driven-bJ H Dean 70 The volunteer gcouP includes mandible third molar and considered pitals and to encourage attendance of Shelley Idaho traveling south on members of the chamber's board of the most comprehensive work ever of Public Ninth East street collided with a admission prices will be kept low governors advisory council and ad- written on the removal of one tooth westbound car driven by L E Brain in ever crowds One of the largest 42 of 275 Hubbard avenue and then vertising committee ' with a selected Dr Winter spent ten years of before completing his out- the stadium is anticipated by Oscar Spendable money income per cap- collided with an automobile travellist from The purpose of the campaign i s standing technic and has given clinics A Kirkham general chairman ita in Utah was reported in an As- - ing east and driven by H R Free 52 to riase funds with which to con- in Europe and the Orient as well as Adam S Bennion assistant to sociated Press 'dispatch Sunday of 1828 Yale avenue police reported Dr duct various chamber Of commerce the United States Suffer Cute the president of the Utah Power & from New York to be $458 The activities and community enterSumer Teacher Light company is chairman of the Mr Dean his wife Mrs Florence of of for a $449 the maintenance figure prises ' including exodontia committee on ticket sales' He r dispatch gave He is a former teacher-oDean 89 and their Son Donald sufa conven- in the extension course of Columbia de an indu Sunday that members of the the mountain area as a whole with fered cuts and bruises Mr Dean striul ported paureau' tion a publicity university New York and was asso- - L D S primary associations will Arizona $418 Colorado $540 Idaho ris t apparently end not notice a semacl of di' criptive ciatecanvass the entire city during the $429 Montana member of the Maxillo-Facia- l at epartmentbaprintin Nevada $557 $461 phore traffic light witnesses said bulo ouwoor I school organized by the fed- next few days in promoting the sale Mrs J A Ellis 40 of North Salt Mexico New $484 and letins along highways entering surgery $296 canWyoming men will Business of tickets World the eral government during of of the American Lake suffered a probable fracture on Utah and for winter sports devel- war vass the business district Tickets alSopulyaintogaspo2wser the right arm and an abrasion It is hoped to secure at Dentists of Idaho Montana Wyo- will also be placed on sale this week P per cent higher at the right opment leg when the automobile least $25000 Mr Ryberg said Sun- and at the the start of 1935 than 12 months which she was driving collided with rites ming and Nevada will join with the at the Tribune-TelegraSpeakers included C I Goff figa machine driven by Mrs D H Olson Tourist Travel The principal attraction of the day ures quoted from the magazine of 843 The visitors including a number Beckstead Ural Settick Reed H tinguishd visitors Lucy avenue it was reported the Sales the between football press by will a of authorities on gardening land- Beckstead and B A Rasmussen combe Management game "In 1934 we had the largest flow Arrangements are being made by to police - service univerthe of and Utah and horticulture mander of Jordan post No 35 Amer- of tourist travel ever experienced Dr J lit Davis president of the Utah University "' scape architecture The accident occurred at Second will arrive by special train Monday ican Legion Musical selections were In the state" Mr Ryberg said State Dental association assisted by Islity alumni scheduled to start about Total buying power or "spend- South and SeconctWest streets police is $61'start of will events 3 able which nation income" the Other at 7:35 a in and will leave Tuesday offered by Mrs Verda McMullin Wil- - "Through the activity of the indus- Dr Harry M Walker president of p tn said Mrs Ellis was treated at the at 1 a m for the coast city where ham H Newbold William R Holt trial department we were success- the Salt Lake County Dental society at 2 p m include a Maypole dance- 400000000 it was estimated The emergency hospital and then moved chil1000 received included calculation money the convention will start Wednes- Claudius Doty and the South Jordan ful in bringing in some new indus- Dr W S Paine and Dr Barlow Fox and demonstration by about to her home dren under the direction of Miss for goods and services produced and After he had been involved In an Soren J Neilson of- - trial life and have commenced the ward choir day L the of rendered during the calendar year automobile accident at Ninth South May Anderson supervisor During the day the Visitors will fered the invocation and Thomas H development of two activities we D S Primary association a Shrine of 1934 plus federal allotments and be taken to Saltair through ad- Newbold pornounced the benedic- consider of major importance to and State streets Sunday afternoon the patrol and demonstration by money paid out of savings and sur- Claude C Durand 19 of 617 South the state as a whole Winter sports joining canyons Memory park the tion 6 A Yost Shrine band directed by L pluses of business institutions state capitol the L D S temple Burial was in the South Jordan activities in Utah received national First West street was arrested for demonstration of football plays di- - The national average per capita without an operator's license grounds and to the Cottonwood 1cemetery with Albert Mabey Jr recognition through the national rected by Coach Ike Armstrong and spendable income was given at $486 drivingsaid police gardens of Mrs J R Walker and dedicating the Newbold grave and Olympic tryouts at Ecker hill and the annual intersorority relays with the District of Columbia leadIrvin Rigby 27 of Preston Idaho Mrs J E Bamberger They will Mr Holt dedicating the Naylor we anticipate the development durMuch interest is being shown in ing with a per capita average of ' attend an organ recital in the tabl grave faSaulntdyabyraafkateam afootenr mil ing the coming year of Big Cottondwrasivinagrreasittehd former $918 Middle Atlantic states showed' the football g ernacle at noon wood area into America's outstandSenate bill III enacted by the last university a includ- an play of of the $680 he automobile highest allegedly was driving average Utah's delegate to the Pacific ing winter playground legislature itndwhich provides for ing Frank Christensen and Jack sectional incomes was in an accident at Eighth West coast convention will be Laval Mor-- i Last Respects Mre have booked for this year the licensing of all classes of en- Johnson at the present time memFollowing is a compilation of and First North street police said ris professor of landscape architec64 conventions of which four are gineers by the state department of C Mrs bers of the Detroit professional team In both cases of Durand and Rigby money income per capita ture at Brigham Young university national conventions and - we an- registration will be discussed at an Coach Armstrong isisembling some spendable states for other sections: the automobiles were being held and Intermountain conof the our open meeting ticipate receiving through the greatest stars to play for the Connecticut $611 Maine $327 Nobody was injured in either of the Funeral services for Mrs Ellen vention at of alumni f department about 50000 Association Of Engineers Thursdaywas Fedeial Court to Open Conder Massachusetts $664 New Hamp- accidents police said Taufer 68 widow of Louis hotel 8 it Newhouse m season the in p persons during the coming Members of the general committee shire $400 Rhode Island $536 VerThe spring term of federal court John Tauter who died Thursday at It ChrisH Carl announced Sunday by estimated that is in charge are Governor Henry H mont $461 New will begin Monday before Federal the family residence 336 Twelfth these conservatively England total $574 visitors will bring at least a tensen president Blood Mayor Louis Marcus Presi00 New Jersey $601 New York $866 Judge Tillman D Johnson A panel East street of pneumonia were con- million dollars in new money to Speakers at the meeting will be dent Heber President Grant J b $531 Middle Atlantic of 50 persons has been called for ducted Sunday at 2 p m in the Thirty-t- Utah The recognition of Salt Lake provided by the joint committee rep- George Thomas of the university Pennsylvania L D S ward by Bishop Jopetty jury service as the llogical point for the resenting a number of engineering Oscar A Kirkham Milton E Lipman total $680 City Illinois $603 Indiana $428 seph L Wirthlin C H Fischer Miss establishment of the air concentra- organizations of the state headed by F C Speakers included Bishop Wirthlin tion base in the Rocky mountain Leland H Kimball which framed the May Anden4m11 Dr Adam 5 Ben- - gan 1486 Ohio $502 Wisconsin $484 Dollar Matcher- Loses Women Heber Aland Flora Meyerhoffer S Parmelee and Ike East north central total$502 and if 'such a lavt Two men who engaged him in a dol- dous offered the invocation and Ed- area lois being sought ' as well as nAirmstron"' II Iowa $464 Kansas $414 Minnestudents "Engineering thousands is t lar matching game Saturday night in ward C Rawson pronounced the of dollpmen newpossible sota $488 Missouri $419 Nebraska engineers are affected by purchasing power practicing an alley near Second South and State benediction invited to attend the are and North Dakota $350 South Dathe law Unveiling of a monument to The to this community will $442 streets swindled him out of $45 it Burial was in Mt Olivet cemetery will be brought said Mr Christensen kota $332 West north central total first five women who settled at Lakemeeting" Fort Douglas was reported to police Sunday by E with Carl I Rindfleisch dedicating view now Lincoln in Tooele county Jack Midgley secretary announced Big Dam St"' the grave "The development program for that technical classes for engineers Spatig Preston Idaho Alabama $207 Kentucky $269 will take place Wednesday at 2 p m Fort Douglas is practically assured are expected to begin soon under $141 Tennessee $294 with Dr Richard R Lyman of the The famed Boulder dam will be Mississippi council of the twelve apostles of the and upon completion of this proj- E R A sponsorship of an address by Elwood East south central total $238 the subject ect unquestionably the additional Arkansas $236 Louisiana $281 L D- S church as the principal Nationthe of at a Bachman meeting battalion making up the Thirty-eight- h al Association of Power Engineers Oklahoma $355 Texas $411 Total speaker Erected by the Pine Crest camp south central $339 Infantry will be brought to Monday at 8 p mo at 59 South State west -Salt Lake City California $702 Oregon $545 Daughters of Utah Pioneers the monstreet Pacific total ument is dedicated to the memory of "The western reclamation proMr Bachman will show pictures 'Washington $564 Margaret Gibson Smith Isabella Gilgram has been recognized by the he has taken at therlam daring $618 4 that under the lespie Martin Ellen Gillespie Shields United States total $486 two years the past A countrywide "before and Or your house may be repaired a federal government and Elizabeth Mc Isaac Smith and Mary will Ve made the after" contest will be one of the porch fixed up—in fact any of a allocation which Ann Jenkins Shields who settled all available water Funeral directors from all parts of of conservation features of the annual cleanup hundred different improvements in near the site in 1880 in the Utah and from southern Idaho and be can completed Utah Rules will be as follows: fixup paintup drive of the junFollowing the ceremonies which which western Wyomng will meet at the funds with next few years 1 ior chamber of commerce it was Contestants must be resiare under the direction of the pfb Egli Tea room 2151 Fifth East street on available made been have announced Sunday dents of Salt Lake county -neer daughters' camp a banquet will Monday at 2 p in to hear Joseph L basis without interest" 2 Pictures must be taken withThe city and county will be diGalen Philadelphia president of the be held in the Lincoln L D S ward assisted is by Mr being Ryberg in the boundaries of Salt Lake vided into districts when the camNational Funeral Directors' associachapel 85 business men who have volunpaign begins April 29 and prizes county W tion services their including teered elito from 3 will Mr Galen in limits $50 No from arrive value $10 Ogden age moeveryone ranging miles an hour" Not only were two youthful Two Scott Ure and Gilbert W Williams will be awardea for the best phoMonday morning gible Curious the sergeant went to torists driving without a license as vice chairmen it to directors the In his of 4 and after" "before must be Pictures submitted In over speech tographs look the "speed wagon" open they had the throttle wide was said Sunday Mr Galen will aim Patrolman conditions to Kenneth P Billings committee of the 1900 it was C J Larson was tell-tria in at blow The contest will continue until chairman at 29 East Ninth South unprofessional practices motor a Will the slesk sergeant daYboasting Suspected -- of tealingn-automohile the businegs41 a dinneg meeting the Seta' which-wouarrested early May 11 said Kenneth Be Billings two soldierg-wer"Well 'produce the culprits" he concealed atbe which will in the of ettening committee chairman The Mono and address hold two persons comfortawas ordered Sunday and held in the city jail for Mr of directors tended wives the by I'ietures may be taken of any each contestant must be plainly gasleft them at Seventeenth bly In front was a investigation Galen will also speak The soldiers Patrick A O'Brien ohne tank and two water tanks phase of work the conteatants written on the baek of each picUtah Cordmandery No 1 Knights Wyman Berg Provo president of South atreet" the patrolman exture not on the face desire' Mr Billings said be along presBy twisting a crank protruding 28 and Raymond W Berg 25 were will hold its stated conclave plained Templar local of association the chapter the 6 Pictures must be submitted "For example you may have from the side of the vehicle the arrested at Second South and Second ently" Wednesday at 7:30 p m in the Ma- will preside an attic or basement badly in by May 8 After waiting half an hour wIth motor could be 'started The wheels East streets at 12:45 a m by Patrolsonic temple Take a picneed of attention Winners will be chosen by a The no prisoners to book the officer equipped with high pressure tires men G M Hopkins and C W Tarns will confer the illus Nine Initiated ture of it as it is then clean it board of judges yet to be select- trious Knights after they were seen near started on a search returning later were about three feet In diameter order of the Red Cross the out paint it up fix it up and take ed and duplicate awards will be order of Malta and the Order of the Members of the Utah-Betwith Paul Larson 21 and Lorenzo and a bright red paint job made the an automobile stolen from East chapter another picture of the same spot presented in the?event of a tie Temple upon a large class of Royal of Delta Theta Chi national educa- - Hathaway 19 bothof 3000 South machine all the more attractive Broadway a short time before The car was owned by Kay Han when the job is done Submit the Mr Billings said After the sergeant and all the State street in tow Arch Masons Saturday afternoon and tional and social sorority announce two pictures to be judged" Mr Billings also announced aP- evening it was announced Sunday the initiation of the following mem- officers around the station had sen of Stockton Utah who saw two "1 found them" he explained The same procedure Mr Bil— pointment of the following com- by C C Parsons eminent comman- bers: Miss Bernice Ellsworth Miss triumphantly "and as before they been given a ride arrests were for- soldiers riding in his car a short O'Brien Geraldine Tate Miss Jane Harvey were traveling with the throttle gotten and the boys started their time before police said lings explained can be applied 'to mittee chairmen: G Z Edwards der homeward trip Late reports failed and Berg were sighted by a special a back yard full lot tumble weeds grammar school cleanup drive The Order of the Temple will be Miss Margaret Stead Miss Marjorie wide open" "We gave her all she bad" the to reveal whether they reached police officer attempting to enter a which may be F B McLatchy radio publicity conferred upon a class of nine Kimball Miss Mildred Jensen Miss and rubbish without parked car a short time before their cleared and planted with shrubs and De Lamar Holt Boy and Girl Knights of Malta Saturday April 30 Gayle Larson Miss Bernice Hunt and boys declared "but we couldn't get 3000 South State street "c' arrest it was reported MistVethe Smith here sooner Her top speed is nine mishap rose bushes and other flowers Scout committee The session will open at 2 p m I 0 V the hear Great American association will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pt in at the IElks club to hear details of the Pope kill before congress anpresident Harry S ' Joseph: iounced Sunday 'Ur Joseph pointed out the bill would earmark $100000000 of the fedfund for use by the eral work-relie- f bureau of mines in putting unemployed miners- - and prospectors to work Ii In addition A B Gunderson state director of vocational education will outline details of the prospectors' school to open Monday April 15 under sponsorship of the state department of public instruction Carl Chilson a pioneer in the selence of geophysics will explain the method by which the science was discovered — ' - - - - 9- ::'---:::::- :::!:-- Crash Victims ' -- - - Rites Held for 4 - -"-- 4- : si-show ' ' - v Sunda tiyA Hurt- Cra§ - ' ' T -- -7--- across the south end ef the Russet valley north of Great Salt lake subsided 17 Inches during the earthquake of March 1934a recently eon- ducted survey of the United States coast and geodetic sur vey showed The organisation completed a lino of precise levels along the Southern the old route of Pacific railroad north of Great Salt lake ' extending from to San Francisco Cat a number of years ago After the earthquake Dr Thomas C Adams of the engineering 'college of the University of Utah who represents the survey in Utah requested a rerun of their levels In the course of the resurvey it was found that points immediately i west of Promontory and points west of Kelton which Is about 25 miles farther west were un- vicinity of Hansel valley A survey of the water line of Great Salt Lake executed disturbed Between points the railroad had sagged a maximum of 17 inches In tho during the past winter under 7 into Will Be Entertained on Visit -- - J Most of Vet Auxiliary Land Sinks Notçd Pental - 17 Inches in Will Officer to Be Experts 1934 Quake Feted in S L Pay SI Viit Land Will Be Feted ' ' :o 771 I ' ' - R i '1 v4 ': - 0 r11- - - i' - t '4 ( t |